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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Elddric:
I will add my own response just once...

It is my feelings that ANY work done should be appreciated and not stepped on. If you cant add into the projects but feel the need to insult the people doing the work you are being nothing but a hindrance. If you think something is off or not working. check it or get others to help out and check it. Any thing else Please just relax, have a drink, and watch the work being done..

Happy Devs will generate better products faster then pissed off ones. Especially if they are doing the work for free on their own time.

... if you need a shortened form of this I have translated it .....

put up or shut up.

have a nice day!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] omniuni:
Thank You!

I just wanted to say THANK YOU! I'm really excited about the Nook Tablet, and this is just another step along the way to getting custom ROMs. I know we have a lot more to do, but that's OK! The NT isn't even widely available yet, and we already have root, and kexec is compiled. That's AWESOME!

Unless I am mistaken, as long as kexec is available, (and it seems now like it is only a matter of time) we can essentially load anything. It means we have to keep a copy of a B&N signed kernel in the ROM, but beyond that, you can just pass off the boot to a newer kernel. This isn't nearly as bad as say, the situation on the Motorola phones where we're actually stuck running Gingerbread software compiled on a Froyo kernel.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jtbnet:
For folks who would like to understand a little more about kexec and how it can used I'd suggest reading;

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-kexec/index.html

I understand that the current NT kernel is build without the kexec so I would assume that what loglud is attempting here is to build the tools and kexec module to allow using insmod to add his kexec module to the current kernel and use that to effectively reboot to a custom kernel built by some brilliant dev from here...

Though I can build and run kernels for non secured devices I haven't done any real kernel work for a good number of years so I obviously wouldn't be the person to accomplish this in any reasonable timeframe but I do have a question for someone who has attempted this on other secured devices...

I would be curious about the real level of security built in already as I understand the bootloader will only allow booting a secure kernel but I wonder whether the security extends to only allowing the kernel to execute secure modules thus may not allow running a generic kexec? Even if the current level of security does allow the current kernel to run less than secure modules I'd be concerned that after a lot of effort by someone to make this work the next update from BN may just extend the security further to disallow this.... of course blocking future updates handles that case and if the right folks got into modding this device we wouldnt want to ever run newer stock BN kernels...
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] masr1979:
Thanks Loglud, whether your progress so far is deemed useful or not, you are working on it, you are trying to do something.

To the trolls, I see one of you talked about how xda is going downhill... which I think it's just ironic. Sorry good for nothing trolls are the reason xda-developers had to implement measures such as Operation Iron Fist.

That's right, trolls and entitled kiddies are quite possibly the worst things that can pop up on these forums.

If Loglud efforts aren't worth anything, then just leave him be and let things run their course. In time, for better or worse, we'll find out just how useful his efforts have been.

There's a difference between constructive criticism and outright trolling.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] postulio:
yes, on a development coding forum, people who do not understand the code, the platform or the architecture but instead blindly hail every post/thread that sounds good are sheeple.

non-devs should not even be allowed to post in [dev] threads. everyone here blew this out of proportion until someone with actual coding knowledge came in and told everyone to stfu as nothing here brought us closer to anything [but the effort is much appreciated and if even 1% of OP's work is used, it is still contribution to our final goal]

i understand that with each new popular consumer electronic that runs android there is a mass flood of people into the xda forums, but please, stfu if you dont know how to develop. if you want to thank anyone, press the 'thanks' button. its whats its there for, so we dont have these ridiculous threads of circle jerking.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] suicideclown:
I just have to say that I am a little disappointed that this thread is what is getting the most contribution from both sides over the past two days....
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] phil0sophic:
Well in your case ignorance is bliss...."Both sides" LOL Maybe if you are a closed minded hatefull homophobic anti American people screw the consumer corporate flag waver.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Nuenjin:
Can we please close this thread which has become so thoroughly useless to people who know how to think for themselves.

We don't need trolls, know-it-alls or political pundits in this part of the forum.

Please and thank you.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] :
THREAD CLOSED.

Well, its time to end the non-dev discussion.

@ All users, please do not post in the development section unless you have a reason to post. Think twice before u post in the dev section. It becomes extremely hard for a dev to go through the 9999999 posts made by u. So always avoid making useless posts.

@ Devs, if you are willing to work on this, please contact the OP and feel free to do so.

Thread closed. SORRY....,
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timexd:
So what would be the best custom rom for a galaxy tab 10.1 wifi model version GT-P7510MA?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafaeker19:
This is the galaxy tab 7" section.

the 10.1 section in here: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1053
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timexd:
Sorry about that
[General Questions and Answers] Shahaed:
What should I get? Or should I wait. Any new phones in the horizon that are worth waiting for?
[General Questions and Answers] z33dev33l:
Razr all the way man, the rezound is hideous.
[General Questions and Answers] astromanic:
well, the galaxy nexus is due sometime, i'm not exactly sure how long you're trying to wait however. im a res whore, so i'd get the rezound 1280x720 all the way :D
[General Questions and Answers] c0ca:
the rezound better than the razr in my opinion.

i actually love htc more than motorola...

the rezound have the beats option that is a killer feature for phone!
[General Questions and Answers] RomsWell:
Next quarter has quad core phones
[General Questions and Answers] Shahaed:
You think it was a question, but really it was a discussion starter. A Razr vs. rezound comparison. Yeah, so don't go moving threads without getting the full story.
[General Questions and Answers] Semseddin:
The Razr is in better shape both phisically and internally.
[General Questions and Answers] No_Nickname90:
Ok. So I have the Epic 4G Touch. I'm thinking about picking up an Asus Transformer for $250 at Best Buy this Black Friday. I pointed out the phone so that I don't get a tablet that is weaker than my phone. I'm expecting it to be on par, or better.

Will a tablet really be worth it? Or should I just stick with using my phone. The Asus is a dual tegra device, so I'm expecting something good there. I really don't want to spend no $500+ for a tablet when I can get a laptop with WAY better standards.

I'm kinda feeling the tablet thing. Take it to school and use it to do my online work, play Android games and ROMS, type up papers. That's all I'm really doing with my laptop. When I need to do my programming work, then of course I'll use my laptop.

So I'm guessing I should join the tablet family? eL oh eL!! Any tablets that people would recommend? I'm liking the Asus since it's dual Tegra and I can try out those Tegra apps.
[General Questions and Answers] rpankaj:
Better wait for transformer with tegra 3 chipset.. tegra 2 got some problems like hd video playback in browser and I recommend to wait for TEGRA 3.. if. U r in hurry, u can get one however...
[General Questions and Answers] No_Nickname90:
I don't really plan on HD Video watching. Though I'll look at some of the problems that seem to be surfacing about the dual Tegra chipset, to see if the Pros way out the Cons.

And I'm sure the Tegra 3 tablet coming out this Christmas will run at least $500 Wifi only, and I don't really plan on paying that much. I could just sell my phone, get a mid-range Android phone, and then get a Data enabled Tablet. I MIGHT do that if I want a tablet that powerful. No need for walking around with 2 Hydrogen Bombs. eL oh eL!!
[General Questions and Answers] Poimandres:
Well 250 is a good price. If I had the extra time to wait in lines and the extra cash I would pick one up.
[General Questions and Answers] No_Nickname90:
I just got it now. Getting ready to use it now.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
Are there any ROMS biult upon 2.3.7 yet? I'm currently running GSInfuse, and I like the ROM, but I would prefer running the latest version of Android. (I always like having the latest and greatest kernel, OS, and modem on my phone).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] KingVekxin:
Cm7 runs 2.3.7
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
Can I O/C CM7, or run my own Kernel? I personally like to keep up to date with the latest modems, and I'm running Kernel Infusion-GB-CoreA. If I can't OC it to at least 1.6 GHz, I won't run it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
cm7 has a built in oc kernel which does go to 1.6ghz. you can not run other gingerbread kernels on it that arent meant for cm7.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
Cool on the Kernel, but can I install new modems to the ROM? I'm currently running KK3, and the speed is great.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] gwbard:
Yes, I'm running KK3 on CM7 -- working flawlessly.

One caution though if you're considering CM7 -- bluetooth doesn't work, and won't work any time soon...

If that's a deal-breaker for you, then don't bother with CM7.

I've learned to live without my BT headset, because I cannot live without CM7:D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] goobieracing:
U can overclock to 1.6 on cm7 but it'll crash or at least mine did. 1.4 works tho.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] goobieracing:
Im tuning 4.0.1 ics rom and I love it
[Samsung Infuse 4G] veener79:
Wish they could fix it. $250+ tickets for not using BT makes me have to have it. :mad: Loved CM7 on my captivate.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] superweapons:
CM7 Bluetooth works, just not with all devices (headsets in particular). Wiimotes work perfectly and it also pairs with my computers.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
bluetooth data works, bluetooth audio doesnt.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
Cm7 says 2.3.7 but its actually 2.3.4....2.3.6 is the highest unofficial firmware we have
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DaMeatMan:
MIUI is 2.3.7 and there is now one built with ICS framework. It still has the same issues with Bluetooth audio though.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
where are you getting that information from?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skatin707:
I recommend miui. It performs magnificently, but allows you to change your theme daily if you so choose. I'm running miui @ 1.4ghz and it has no problem with it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
the miui build is based off the cm7 build. you will still run into issues like bluetooth audio. so keep that in mind.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
My "information" is i have compiled it and taken it completely apart and examied all the firmware and libs....i study....alot...check the forum
[Samsung Infuse 4G] LinuxBozo:
No offense intended, but you don't study hard enough then. You are completely and utterly incorrect. CM7 is indeed 2.3.7. Period.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
I stand corrected then ...thanks
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
If I switch over to CM7, will I be able to restore from Titanium Backup?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kidbuu18:
No that's what I hate about it. -.-
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
yes, I think. but apps only. don't restore data.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
The only things in CM7 that could be considered 2.3.4 are some of the vendor-proprietary libs... But the vendor-proprietary libs aren't really tied to the Android minor release anyway.

Everything else (95%+ of it) is 100% source-built 2.3.7
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AJerman:
There's not really much point in 2.3.7 for the Infuse anyway. All 2.3.7 adds is Google Wallet NFC stuff, and since we don't have an NFC chip, running 2.3.7 over 2.3.6 is pointless other than to just say you are running the newest version of GB.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
From the very first day I got my hand on my HD2, I decided to go cLK. I liked the cleaner interface, and the no go-go-go of Magldr. Ok. Lemme list out the reasons I liked cLK:

Instant start into booting of ROM without the initial linux type screen

Saving a second or so of boot time by bypassing that screen

Support for ROM manager, and being able to directly boot into recovery with the phone on

Charging while phone off feature

So I stayed with cLK for months and months, while I experienced the one drawback of the software - it uses PPP for 3G data versus Rmnet for Magldr. I have used every single ROM flavor out there with cLK - CM builds, Pyramid, MIUI, Runny, Sense.. With every rom I would get data drop outs at least 12 times a day. I'm not kidding. If I let the phone sleep for an hour and wake it up, the data connection would be gone. I would have to retoggle the data connection to "wake" up the connection. Once reconnected, it would work fine, but it would die again. This happened whether I had one bar of signal, or 5.

I had read that PPP is less stable. So finally in frustration I decided to give Magldr a go. Same phone. Same rom. Same town. I have not had ONE data drop out since I went to Magldr. Its ridiculous how stable it is.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is pretty much the winning argument for me. For my phone, there is no freakin way I'm going back to cLK.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nemuro:
Wow. I think you may be on to something.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mutil:
i have used magldr from beginning, i've never had data problems till now. sometimes i think to pass to clk. but after your information i've abandoned this idea:) thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
I've tried MAGLDR the moment it came out. Stayed with it for about 3 months [about two months androiding, and one month WP7].

But after that, I went over to cLK .. and it's been over 8 months and I'm liking it. I barely use data connection (I'm usually on WiFi @ home) and when outside I use data for a few hours or so, maybe that's why it wasn't disconnecting for me (I've never had a drop, not even once).

I'd say the following:

Only use MAGLDR if you:

*Use Windows Phone.

*Use Data connection a lot, I MEAN REALLY MUCH !
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] livanov:
CLK here since begining (6 months ago). No problem with data connection at all!

Probably it is operator dependent ( Bulgaria/ M-tel )
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
That might very well be true. Here in the US on T-Mobile.

Like I said, with the same phone, same ROM and same town I have had zero problems with Mag. And I use my data a lot. Not for streaming video or anything like that. But a lot of email, web browsing, weather apps, etc. Most of which need the data connection to stay active with the phone sleeping.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jwchips:
This thread makes me sad. I need the features of cLK (charge while off, reboot to recovery) but the data drops are pretty annoying. I've been running cLK so long now I forgot data drops arent the norm, and this thread has brought it all back!

...But I'm still not gonna switch :P
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
Hahahahaha.. this makes me laugh!! I had the exact same attitude. I was never gonna switch! But I remember the moment of epiphany clearly. I was driving. I was expecting an important email. I turned on the phone. There it was - a dead data connection. So I had to do the data on/off toggle, and my email came in. 20 minutes late. I thought that's it. I've had it with this stupid PPP crap. Time to make a change.

Come on over! The water is mighty fine. :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kajenius:
my guess is it operator dependent, since my carrier uses all ip network (3g hspa+) i have no such issue
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stephen:
IF CLK is setup properly and has the correct libs and the wrapper file, with a correctly modded build.prop file I find it to be really stable. I suggest trying sbryan12144's rom Sensation with CLK. His thread is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1326217 I am having no problems using data on CLK at all!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
Thanks for the tip! As some have pointed out, it might also be operator dependent. T-Mobile might just suck in the US! I find it hard to believe though that one of the six or seven different rom flavors I tried out wouldn't do a good cLK implementation.

Still, this is good to keep in mind.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
I am using ACA rom cLK version, and I've never had data drops.

Maybe it is because I am using Juice Defender, which I let manage my data on/off, so that might be something to help you guys.

Really, no data drops, never.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fatso485:
maybe all clk users should have Data Connections Checker installed. it constantly makes sure that cell data is active even when the device is sleeping. if data gets dropped it does an auto toggle to bring it up
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
But wouldn't an app like this that's always running cause more battery drain? It might be negligible. But that's the first thing that comes to mind. Its hard enough already to go an entire day with my phone.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] watercooled223:
great info
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Sitech10:
Thats interesting, any other downparts with CLK?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nks2105:
I started almost a year ago with MAGLDR and never had any major issue. I found annoying sometimes that my phone couldn't charge while off but no big deal, you just get chargers everywhere.

I switched to cLK as a recommendation from the devs of HyperDroid 3.0 and I was also curious to try it from reading it. I've had data drops from day one and on, switched roms hoping that one would magically work better (thanks to updated ril wrapper and such) but no dice. I still would get a dozen of drops a day...

I have reverted back to MAGLDR and had no problem since :)

I wish we could have RMNET on cLK, that would be cool but until then I'll stick to MAGLDR
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tecle2595:
too be honest ive never had data drops with clk.....maybe weird. :)

i do love magdlr though, but clk makes it feel a little more native when loading. by passing the linux screen and all
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Jumzesco:
Ive been using clk since it's release and I have not experienced ANY problems with data

works perfectly for me
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kylew1212:
I'm the opposite. I used magldr before clk was released. I hated magldr. Its clunky to me. I've never noticed data drops with clk. Sometimes I've had data problems with certain roms but nothing I can blame on clk. As for the connection types, ppp is more stable on the ics builds.

CLK 1.5 supports rmnet and ppp so even if your right about data drops it should no longer be an issue.

For nand android clk is the clear option.

For windows or dual booting magldr is what you need.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fcpelayo:
I am new to hd2 just bought it, anyways so i seem to understand the difference between the two but being on clk how do you charge the phone if it completely drained then?

EDIT: I meant to say magldr
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kylew1212:
It turns on when plugged up.

I recommend cLK hands down over magldr.

The op may be right about his problems, but I think this is an isolated case. Also their are newer versions of clk than he used with fixed issues.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nonomeds:
Hi everybody, mery christmas to all

i have a question , i am searching the best way to dualboot with clk , i've tried the sboot option with clk 1.6.5 but i experienced lags and sod..

Has anyone tried bootmanager app sucessfully? I have tried this app but i never succeded to make it run ( it uses different boot img (flashing it to the nand and use systm.ext2 on sd card so you could have many builds on sd card with nandroid)

Thanks for the answer
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] YZ:
I have been using clk for months.. Never had any data drops :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mar3ek:
Running on cLK since the day my SD ROM entered the NAND world. It is true I don't use data at all (you wouldn't believe the prices here in central Europe).

But from reading the treat I can deduce that even though there used to be data drops, the devs managed to fix that to everyone's liking and there are no reports of drops whatsoever now.

Bottom line:

I would recommend going with cLK - the data issues can be fixed on the ROM side.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] thectjes:
I have now magldr but maybe i choose for clk
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bipinsen:
Good info! I never realized that cLK 1.5 was out. I might have to give that a try. I recently trashed my original HD2 and bought a replacement. Haven't tried going to cLK on that one. Might have to give it a whirl.

EDIT: i don't see cLK 1.5? In the cLK thread its still 1.4.0.1... Am I missing something?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kylew1212:
Its not official i guess you would say... but i wrote a guide about it ;) its post 3 of the guide in my signature. Also clk1.5 is in the 1.4.0.1 thread you just mentioned... except its on like page 69 or something and the op hasn'tbeen updated.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mihaig11:
Does anyone know if, in clk 1.5, the data drops are fixed?...Actually the drops are from the ppp protocol that magldr circumvents by using rmnet (clk can only use ppp).

Am I using tytung's GB ROM with clk 1.4.0.1, installed ril_wrapped beta 4 and 5 and I still get data drops :( . I love clk, don't want to switch to magldr, but the data drops are annoying (every couple of hours I have to toggle the airplane mode button in order to be able to use data again)

Thanks!

PS: I've read that ICS has a much more stable ppp data connection, better then rmnet actually. I guess that will fix my issue, but I will have to wait since all the ICS roms are in alpha/beta stages for the moment.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kylew1212:
Well I've never noticed data drops.. I live in the country and service is not good, but in the city I always seem to have good connection.

But the new clk 1.5 supports rmnet and ppp so I guess its fixed.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mihaig11:
This year I was in several european cities and I experienced data drops everywhere. The kind that is fixed using the "airplane mode" button.

Thanks for the answer, I will try 1.5 then!